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5aplor, 9af. 5err.
Sr. &eoafter!
&. &nuoien.

Ser leoer Ri soot % bel, %, pa jes trpr,
at Der er Manse ~pitenfor cs, ipm bar 9sit
til at bore liot ON 2anoet, bill jes meooele,
at her iinoes 3uiinoer al Ncres, ititfeoe for
Spoprtning. Yesp9rre bar Der be to iioite
Nar parst Mansel paa 8egn, bporfor Der
lite blep mere enb mellea 8 % 10 Buibels
pr. Gcre, men ben, ri III, par at ubm9rfet
apalitet. &oofruster Hog spot til, os al
ben Mais, iom ies planteoe be iibite Gage al
Mai, bar jes faaet soot seed corn. Ser er
aoet for Yranoiel, bet foiter life mere eno
at Itaiie bet bjem. vi Stenfnl iinoes Der
Ooerilob n9Iten operalt.
vi betienes af .'aitor Norobp en- Gang ON
Raaneoen. "Poiten" bilies bierteligt.
Z. y. Glen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Sfior banneoe Der ia i'Giobenbapn

Sfjor banneoe Der iis i'&jebsnbapn
en- Screening meb Slaooer us 8asta,
lelie; etbpert Meolem ifuloe bore for
plistet til at mebbele 8ebfommenbe,
buab Slabber ban MATTE bsre ON BAN
e0er benbe. 8et bar en- farlis Slaobers
Screening. Nu er Der / England osiau
bannet en- Screening, men srunblast pau
beore Yrinciper. Meblemmerne ftal,
fsr be BONNER ON IOsen, furelasse fig
ielp tire Spsrssmaal: II Gr bette
ianbt? p Stemmer bette meo Buoet
ON Natefjarlisbeb? 81 gr bet npt-
tist elIer nsbpenbist at inafte ON bette ?
@jorbe man fig ielu itabist bisis tire
Spsrssmaal, par insen Screening nsos
uenbis.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Gn braNlianif Uorbrpoer.
&olont.

Den enselite Neiienbe &iblep gap
uplis / 2onbon nusle interest ante Sp>
lpsninser Om en- braiilianf Sprbrpoers
foloni paa ben lille 8lippeS Sernanbo
NarOnba, Der lisser omtrent 200 en-
selIte Mil fra Sap San &oaue os BE-
mites al ben bralilianife &esjerins iom
9epOrtationsiteb. Ser finbes ber i9b=
panlis umtrent 1900 Gorbrpbere, iom
beuostes at $50 Soloater os 6 Office
rer. 8lanot GOrbrDoerne er Der Morz
bere, Tppe os Salitmpntnere. auinz
berne er iier itarft rep~relenterebe, ba
bet / 8raiilien laa ofte bomber, at auins
Der braber eller forgiven fine trolsie
Wanb. Opbolbet paa ben napnte b
ipnes forsurist at bore meset ibpliif.
S Stebet for at siue Sorbrpberne Soft
os &leber, betaler ben braiiliunife 8es
sjerins benz 5 Dollars pm Manneoen
os tiIaoer benz at opfsre fine esne opt
ter, men, ba oenne Statspenlion naturz
lisuis life er tilitraffelis til at tjsbe
2%urusartifler, bar Fere al Gorbrpberne
etableret 5Orretninser os mango far
COB Gurtjeneite berpeo. gae 9urusars
titler er ristisnOf meset bpre. Oct lpt-
febes en- af be 9eportereoe, ct iarlis
sobt Soueb, unoer fit OpbOlb paa Zen
at jamie fig en- 5ormue al 100000
Dollars, % flere slnbre futile bore ret
pelbauenoe. Oct tiQabes Straffais
serne at tase fine Gamilier meo til Gen,
bpis De er siite, men iOrsorist ~inosaaes
Der mango sgsteifaber blanot be 9epOr>
terebe. Der ielses iiar Tbe, 9Obaf %
Suffer, Der bripes osiaa Iaser eiter en-
flor MaaleitOf, % for nosle Gur iiben
sjurbe &esierinsen ben n~bebaselise Spz
baselie, at Der paa Zen cirfulerebe en-
flor Del fallfe Yense, iom bar bleune
fabriferebe af Straffanserne. Wanse
al bisie penoer iOm pelitaaenbe Soft till
base til YernambucO % &iO SaneirO.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Woripab, 8ooobue So, Mtinu.
Sr. &eoafter!


Sr. &ebafter!
4aa iamme 5ib, iom jes tinisemeo uosle
Inbre inbienoer Sub1triptions .Eense for
"2ecorab Eoiten" for 1888, p9r bet mig
ttllaot at mebbele "Bpiten"s 2eiere nosle
Sro ira @ooobue gountp.
Seq faar oa paa 5orbaano bem9rie, at
BET llet lite blir noset EXTRA, jes Ter mig iitano
til of publiiere for "Yoiten"s talrise 99ie'
treos, men baaber, be tar mine Smuler, ioml
tanlte oil fable tsrre NOT, iammen meb meie
le'forosielis % ilpbenbe Snlefoit.
efterat babe fpruoififfet oenne ippsenoe
Semarfnins, faar ies bel Ieoe min 5anfe-
lite, ON jes tunoe iiube noset Nnoet at bpoe
99ieren.
5or nosle Nar tilbase bar bet etiteos
Ytlnneiota ct 2ano, TOM Der fob fort Zip at
% iom baeoe opermaaoe meset tiltr0ifenbe
oeo Jig, 9anoet bar ppermaabe frustbart,
lnoebapoe fore StopitrGtninser, fulot al
l1sset ps sobt Yano, % ct fortraifelisi
&llraa. Spem fan forunbre fig oper, at Stpr'
lteoelen al Snobpsaerne ON en- tort 3io bier
Selltnnosfult! Set bar oa bel osiaa natur
li9t, at 5olf fra andre Ierbensfanter ltrpm.
l1eoe bib til bette gpien! Nen bporom al
ing er: Sn%opanorinsen til bette 2anb ipntes
lor 1887 at tiltase / en- forurpligenbe Grab
All gRilioner paa Wilioner al no9le lettt
'n'aa S9iener, meb Slppereolfaber % er
l'taaoelis Npetit, nGiteu %operiupmmebs
sanoet, lao Siaoen paa Sarmerens Yroout
Ter ear ubpre flor. Snobpsserne | 2auoe1
aAnoe Sntet sjsre liseooerfor en- iaa fioi
u'anSoe; %rlstisnot bar Der Nbiiilise, ion
sIoroe 5orisg paa at ipre @ris meo BEN
men Heialtatet blep, at S%nobpsserne bleu b
saOenoe. Spcrleoes bet sif, % bppr be tol
Se'ea ben, oisie poelassenoe BGiener, ei
We soot at pioe; be er for Eiebliitet lite nj
" Naoe, ON Der ltuloe bore Rosen at Yla.
Se's s9'ere, iom ituloe pnlte at tale met
yen'; DER er not benz, iom paaitaar, at be iift
4at torlaot 9anoet, men at be bar ftiult fig
.''eos Tor fanlte ienere at iunne pGre al
"9ne' 5Orreitem er Snobpsssrns itipnt iau'
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28

On Wiober bar | 6erien ubs at reiis
meb fine 1srn, buis @uuernante uar
meb. 9a Toset pasierer en- iarlis
imut gsn, falber @uoernanten 8srnens
ben til 8inbuet:
= Som bog, gsrn, % ie, buor fer
CT imuft.
Moberen: Nei, beoite Srsfen! q
n,aa pirfelis BUTTE paa, at Bsrnene bar
5erie; iaa lanse ben parer. snfer jea
life, at De operanitranser benz meb Nas
t%urbitorie!
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Gtarte'S Nlar Salpe.

Selbrsber Biles, Salt Rbeum, 9etter,
8ranoiaar, Saar. &nioiaar, Saar bps
Bsrn. @nibnins, iaare grpitpurter Os
ubilet. De, iom lioer al Gatarrb, oil
finbe bette ct uunbuarlist Wibbel os
filter Sur. Bebaselis at BRUCE ps 3ils
frebstilelie saranteres. Bris rs Gents
pr. Wite, tilialss pos 6. 5. @eiier,
Decorab, Soma 14.14.1a,
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
CT. Silairo, Ninn.
Sr. Neoaftpr!

QT. JttUulIpI.
vi bar bait pent geir / belle Ssit, bog fl
ri liot Sne tiolieere enb elers. Snbbps'
serue her er meitenbeIs nprife % ipenite
Gulinsen bar liseiaa COB Der iom paa mango
andre Steoer, men, oa Settlementet er MT
er Der life Wtanse, iom bar Noset at ialSe
vi bar 5 Wiile iii nermete Warieosplaos
ct Silaire, en- liplig Sorretninssbp pac
Seltiioen al ben iaatalote Reb Safe 8iper
omtrent 80 Wil gitenfor Grppiitou. Ser
bar A 3rp @ocbss os Grocery Buiiifer, et
Serntrambaneel, ct Sooelmager. % ct Sfo
mayer Serfiteb, ) Sotellcr, en- Saloon,
? Smeoier, 2 Sasbrus ps en- Nsae.
@l9oeli9t Sui % ct 9oet Nptaar!
VI. 3orfelion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
9raptpn, 9af. 9err.
Sr. Rebnftprl

Sr. GeoattBr!
vi fit en- COB SPIT baabe paa Speoe %
Saure, men Wais sror lite Der, ba 8aarer
fommer for lent, os Soften for tiolist. 5
CONNER fom Der Sernbane sjennem DO,
u9rmeite Bp 9rapton, os ben porte fig op
en- Sait; 3 gleuatprer retite fig frog, Here
Sanoelsbutifer fulste efter, os MI er Der os-
iaa ppfDrt en- patfer Ya%nfbpsnins. Seq
tunoe moi Ifrioe en- Gel Yeflaser oper BE-
arme Yepperipenoe, men nei, bet bj9lper
benz bel lioet ed t intet alisepel. "9ecorabs
Ypiten" liter jes.
gn 6armers@nt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
@eIt Superior, @is.
5il Saskatchewan!

I'll Saskatchewan!
Seq tnffer Dem iaa nleset for ben @l9oe,
"1ecorab Tolten" ltaifer mig, ps meo bet
Samme pil jes fripe nosle iaa iimple 2inier.
Sra Steams SO. Wtinneiota reilte jes berop
til bet oeilise Superior % traf Der til min
fore @l9oe to 8amerater pg 2anbsmGnb,
nemlis u. s. Inoerion % Tils 8. Salporien.
grbeioslpnnen beroppe er life iaa liben, %
Ell ilinf Yise betales nteo fra 3K pp til 5
Dollars pr. lIse; bet er be0er life panIfelist
at faa fig en- Ylaos.
8. &nloien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
Tuoen, Bolt Co., Rinu,
Gil Reoaftpren!

Stl Hepattpren!
Seq bar 2io tilOpers cs bar aloris ieet No'
oct / Slaoet berfra, oerfpr oil jes annnooe
ONT Ylabs for liot. 3iloen er en- lioen Sta
ton peo 9ulutb % Ranitoba u. d.; Sp er
bet .noun life, tbi Der er fun en- BUTT % en-
glepator. Nplinsen bar sco, iaa 5armerne
fan lite ilase. Sulen itaar ior 2Sren, men
ben bliuer moi life rar for be mango Yepper'
iuenoe, iom Iiooer omtrins Opneu % ipetn'
!erer paa, bpor be ital faa iis Ell Sjertens'
tiar fra. Scr er lite mango bigger, % Dc,
iom er, fumes life at bape nossn pug til at
sifie fig; Tube be sller andre paa anore
aanter pare al en- anben gfenins, oa laar DC
laoe bpre fra iis,
GARNER bon.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
eIet sorbei,f,, foroor,ooeSe mia

Slet Gorbsielie for~aariaseoe mig |
lang Sio ubeifriuelise Smerter. Or.
gusuit 8Gniss Samburser 9raaber
bjalp mig frog, os naar nit Mape er
uoroen, sriber ies beitanbis til bette
ubmarfebe S%usmiboel. = Senrp Nors
mann, 1S9 8. 8roabuap, Baltimore,
Marplanb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-12-28
u perttSie nj +.
ALIENS LUNG-bALSAM,
i5laifer al 3 fsrfielliae Stsrrelier.
PrtS 25 Gts., 80 GtS. - ef.oo
pr. 8Iaffe.
Gu momarfet Tamilie=W ssitin !
Bnlsif9asis rem.
ufsotIis be melt otIifatel
beibrsest, sftsr at aas andre Nistr
% 29atr tntst bar asrettst.

wm. q. 7issis, a~isbmano I Bombing
Green, 8a., Rriper ben Abe Npril 1881, at
ban oil laoe os oioe, at 2unss' BALKAN bar
helbreoet bans Nooer for T9rirg, eitsr at
2asen bauoe cpsiuet alt Saab ON bsnoesSsI.
b%reoelie. Dan tiger, at andre, iom ilenote
til bette Silf9Ioe, bar iisbt oenne BALKAN
% er blepeu belbreoeot. San trpr, at VIE,
iom er ipse al eerue Spsoor, buros srspe
bet.
Ism. u. Graham 4 60, @boleiale Tru9.
git, 9anespine, Ohio, Hrio,r til % ON Rs-
tsias dteet'tats S,tbrrtrtfr. Son CT en-
soot iienot Berger, Tom bapSe pGret plaset
al ben afer o9rite Slass grpntit I 70 aar.
3enne aunge 8aliam belb-ensbe bam, boil.
let bar p9rst Tilfrlos neo mango Gnore,
Tom bar pGret ipss d Srou&it.
WssafttonSavttfsI fra "fnbuaus esraIs".
-autnS YuHasealIam- II at pepulart Rissd / nss
busu. % Cmssn. De rusa,tu. ism OF bar ipurst
sHsdu,re, soIs.t al b, tsrfntais, E,sietrs, for suS,,s
fssbomn,. roiu iinre,Iesbes -aa,ns s~unssearam',
ttt, aI,Ht isrsi bet Bar bet asrl, sais. men oeiaa forst
BET n sthtis tilirtostiu,us,. spcrsna,Hi BET bar pa.
ret srusi. snsaotnst bets ususI,,s, b,iSrsbtnst
S~s,nNabu taller Ut al griarini Ia si { IsHs fis ks
brusl bet { Dor 5ariIit.
Com n6rpsetoran optreaar bet aas ansrs.
atlisist hss aaI. lem bausIn uss Resieina.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
City Produce Markets.

Corrected daily by A. L. MARTIN,
Grocer, Queen Street.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
Successful Bidders.

WASHINGTON, April 15-Secretary Whit
ney concludes after full consideration of
tie matter that the Bethlehem Iron com
pany, of Pennsy lvania, is entitled to the con-
tracts for armor and steel guns and gives
his reasons for reaching this conclusion, as
follows: ITO encourage bidding the secre-
tary says: 1t was inserted in the advertise
ment that bids covering both, that is, armor
and gun steel, will receive preference, other
things being equal The bid of the Bethls-
hem Iron company for the gun steel refers to
their bid for the arnlor handed in at the
same date, and has the following memoran-
dunn: The prices named in this proposal are
based upon the conditions stated in the adj
vertisement Of August II, 1886, that bids
covering both,' gun forgings and armor
plates, will receive preference, other things
being equal, and are therefore to be consid-
cred in conjunction with our bid Of this date
for gun forgings. A similar memorandum
is contained in their bid for armor plates.
The Bethlehem Iron company is the only
bider for the whole contract. The theory of
the advertisement was that the government
wanted the lowest price for the whole work
paying more or less for one or the other be-
ing immaterial so long as the entire job is
o6taiSed at the lowest total rate. The total
thing. With this view the advertisement
was framed 50 as to obtain the largest range
OF bidding, allowing a person to bid for
either or for both, but the total sum which
the whole should cost the government being
the matter alone to be considered The two
lowest separate bids for the two classes, be-
ing That of the Cambria Iron company. for
the gun steel and the Cleveland Rolling
Mill company for tho, armor plate, amounts
70 $4,S73,013 80. That Of the Bethlehem
Iron company, for the sans classes, amounts
to S4,512, 93s %. They are the lowest bid
ders for the work by the sum of $500, lbs. 81.
Since the bidding has taken place. the sec
rotary says the Bethlehem company has Of
fered to reduce their prices o.. the gun steel,
50 as to make that company the lowest bid
der for eachNof the separate classes. This
may be done under the circumstances, al
though should no. permit it if do not con-
slider them on other grounds, entitled to the
award ~
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Subscribe for the Daily Gazette at 10
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The Hubs Railroads.

BosToN, April 1h-The committee on
street railroads renewed the hearing as to
granting authority to the West End Street
Railroad company to consolidate with other
companies of Boston, to construct tunnels,
ETC. Henry d. Hyde appeared for the COM
rany and gave as the combined capital stock
Of the metropolitan, Consolidated, South Bos-
ton & Cambridge 81, 40O, 900 at par II was
not expected that with the consolidation
there would be any increase Of capital. It
was onl y proposed that there should be limit
enough to enable them to even up with the
different roads and the different market
value Of the stocks Henry NJ. Whitney,
president Of the company, said that for the
purpose OF developing the West End Rail
road company the whole property of the
West End Land company would be trans
ferred to it, and the company would have a
backing in value larger than that of any rail
road in the state The tunnel system, said
Mr.. Whitney, is the alternative for elevated
railroads, for the people will not long submit
to the present inadequate means of transport
tation Mr.. Hyde stated that the West End
Land company owned a majority of the
stock of tine Metropolitan, South, Boston &
Cambridge comp llies, an that thu West
End railroad is 70 be built by tho land COM
pany.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
lecture ON Iinooln.

NEW YoRK, April 15.-Yesterday was the
twenty second anniversary Of the death Of
Abraham Lincoln, and the good gray poet,
Walt Whitman, delivered his lecture on
Lincoln at the Madison Square theater. Mr..
Whitman sat in the middle Of the stage an
ideal poet looking much q Homer may have
looked James Russell Lowell was in box
ut one side Of the stage, and among those in
the pit were E. G.. Stedman, Mark Twain,
H. G. Bonner, r. w. Glider, Frank Stock
ton, Andrew Carnagie and q good many
other well known men. Wilson Barrett the
actor, sent TO Whitman q wreath Of laurel,
and it hung on chair back Of the stage
while the poet read his lecture. When Mr..
Whitman got through wee girl in white
c~p came out with basket Of Iilacs, and the
poet took the hiacs and kissed the little girl
twice At the end of the lecture the poet
read, 'Oh, Captain, My Captain" Then he
went to the Westminster hotel, where many
went and shook hands with him.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
FAST NAIL SHOE.

Call at c. r. GIBBS & CO., and see
them the best Shoe in Town for service.
We have exercised great care in select
ing our goods and know that they are
good. c. R. Gibbs & Co., will remove to
Everett House Corner Queen & Burke
Sts., Martinsburg, w. Va, the first of
April, and will have a full line of bran
new Hats, Boots, Shoes and Slippers
All good goods, just what they are
recommended to be. He will give the
worth Of their money to all his custo-
mers. Now we advise ONE and ALL
to give him a chance to prove the above
assertion.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
Attempted burden.

New HAVEN, Conn, April l5--Tae police
last night were notified of fend;sn attempt
At murder near North Farms, l:allingford,
yesterday. Aaron Hall AM Alexander Hall
have been quarreling for some time, and
Alexander, it is said, hired man named
Fowler to place an Internal machine under
Aaron's bed, and touched il off Aaron dis
covered the machine and reported the case
to the police. Fowler acknowledged placing
the machine there, but throws all the blame
on Alexander. The latter has not yet been
captured.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
SATURDAY, APRIL I6, 1881.


New York, April 15.-Considerable in.
terest is manifested here in the report that
the New York World is to issue Philadel.
phia edition. The growth Of that paper has
been so great that Brooklyn edition, is.
sued from separate establishment in thai
city, has been found necessary, and Mr..
Pulitzer's determination to carry the war
into Philadelphia is no surprise to his friends
in this section
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-16
Reception to Governor Robert 8. Green.

Reception to Governor Robert 8. Green.
TRENTON, n. J., April 1.-THE social
event Of the season here was reception last
night at the Masonic Temple to his excel
lancy, Governor Robert S. Green, given by
the Young Mems Democratic league. The
governor lead the grand march with the wife
eof Col Reinman A large number of guests
were present from different parts Of the
statA
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Call at Chas. w. Banf's store, corner
Martin and College SITS, for good bread
and fine confectionery. He keeps the
best on the market.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offers his professional services to the
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TO CONSUMPTIYES,

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health by simple means, after
suffering for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it, he will
cheerfully send free Of charge) q copy
of the prescription used, which they
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Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and
all throat and lung Maladies. He
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as it is invaluable. Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost them moth
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please address, REV. EDWARD a. VIII
SON, Williamsburg, Kings County,
Ne" 4orK.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Mar
tinsburg, West Va, as Second-Class
Matter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-01-22

The Richmond State says: "The
rumor that Rev. Bishop John J..
Keane, Bishop of this Diocese, will
be made coadjutor cum jure success
sionis to Cardinal Gibbons, was con.
tradicted by Bishop Keane prior to
his departure to Rome. 1t is under.
stood, however, that Bishop Keane
will be made president of the Amer
lean Catholic University, to be es,
tablished near Washington City, and
that Bishop Kahn, of Wheeling, W.
Va, will be transferred to the Bish-
opric of Richmond"
1t is more than probable, and vere
dignam ct justum est, that Washing.
ton should become the Metropolitan
See of America by the time the
University is established, and be
presided over by Bishop Keane or
some other equally prominent and
learned prelate. In fashion and
society, Washington will be the
London and Paris of America, the
Mecca of the Union,-the Rome OF
art, science and learning, and the
Church will establish herself there
as far as expedient with the oppor.
tunities offered. Her first institu.
tions of learning and religion were
founded there; the growth of the
Church has kept up with the spread
of the city, and will increase in i'm.
portance with that of the Capital.
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THE MARTINsBURG HERALD, SATURDAY, JAN. %, 1

in Feb, the 10Th, at one O'Clock.
Those interested please notice chang
ing oftime.
Mr.. John O'Leary will be changed
from Waterman at Paxton's Cut to
watching crossing on the Metropoli-
tan Branch next Monday.
One of the late employees of the B.
& o., brakeman, when the draw bar
was pulled out of car, fastened for
ward to the engineer and politely
informed him, to Ssh old up little, y
that they had "pulled the singer out
of a car back here"
Mr.. VIM. Kiser Waterman at the
switch and the accommodating con-
ductor of the " Bomb shelr' is trans
ferred to Martinsburg to act as assis.
tant yard master. Mr.. Abe Rockwell
to fill vacant position.
| North Mountain school reports for
4th month: No. pupils enrolled, SO /;
average attendance, "a; general de.
pertinent and progress of pupils. good,
Mr.. Chas. Newkirk has taken Hor.
ace Greely's advice and "gone vest
He will settle in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bear returned
to their home in Maryland, Monday
The ice on the Potomac is Is inches
and still freezing. NELLIE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-01-22
Wait for Waite.
NORTH MOUNTAIN

The wedding of Mr.. Louis o. Willis
and Miss May Newkirk, was celebra-
ted at Falling Waters Church at
Spring Mills on Thursday, Jan. 9Th,
1887, Rev. Gilmore officiating. The
wedding party took the train at North
Mountain for Frederick City, the
home of the groom's parents. May
theirs be long and happy union.
Mr.. John w. Miller of Johnsontown
has been very i'll, but is now on the
way to recovery.
Rev. Butts preached an interesting
sermon at L. Georgetown, Sunday,
That the people of that place and Har-
mony like his preaching was evinced
by each congregation sending him a
wagonload of groceries, &C., as New
Year present. Next service at Little
Georgetown, will be on Sunday, Jan.
3Oth, at 700 p. m.
Mr.. ]. B. Clary made flying visit
to Baltimore first of this week, look
ing up business interest.
The youngest child of Mr.. Nip
Crawford's died Wednesday evening.
The Board of Education of Hedges
vile District held their meeting at
Hedgesville last Saturday. Their
next meeting will be third Saturday